NEW IN 2.5.2 Stats is a new tab on your profile: pin the numbers you care about, and see your volume by muscle, your records, and your consistency for any week, month, or year. Connect Apple Health to see your sleep, steps, heart rate, HRV, active energy, and cardio fitness in Stats and on your calendar, and, if you choose, your watch workouts added to your log. Sign up or log in with Apple. Every finished month becomes your Monthly Recap, a set of story cards to share to Instagram or anywhere else. Share a post, your sets, or your photos with just My Circle, the people you pick from your followers. Choose what each post shows: every exercise, just their names, or none, and whether your PRs appear. Add a cue to any exercise in a routine or a note to any exercise in a lift, and show or hide them all with one button. Add cardio to any lift from its own button, and add a machine of your own. New story cards show your sets, the Receipt counts every rep, and cards share even with no signal. Share straight to Snapchat too. Team coaches approved by LOGR can build programs of routines across weeks and put one on the team's calendar. Your feed never jumps: new posts wait behind a New posts pill, a change you make shows on every feed at once, and each feed keeps its place when you switch. Every lift you have logged is on your PRs page, a first time can count as a PR, and Achievements show what is up next. Tag who you trained with right from the finish screen, swipe between photos in the full-screen viewer, and see a blue dot on + when something is planned today. Smoother everywhere: exercise cards fold open, the comment box grows as you write, a held comment lifts into its menu, reordering glides, and Settings and New Message swipe the way iOS does.

NEW IN 2.5.1 Discover is rebuilt around lifts: the best training from the whole week, with your own newest post among it. Logging is calmer: fold away the exercises you have finished, find every option in one menu, see a routine's numbers in grey until you type your own, and pick exercises faster. Achievements are reworked: new medals, thirty new badges with a few secret ones, Squatober events, and the real share of LOGR athletes who hold each one. Log a run, a class, or any other activity the way you log a lift, with Hold to Finish, and save a yoga flow or a class as a routine you can run again in one tap. In messages, pin a chat, mark one unread, edit or undo a message you sent, delete one just for you, and pin a message to the top of a chat. Story cards come in more styles, use the photo you pick, and can go straight to TikTok. Share your streak as a card too. Add friends in person with your own LOGR QR code, or scan theirs. Browse routines by type and save any routine to your library. Saved routines keep their names. Post a workout later: it waits as a draft until you are ready. And see who can see a post right on it. A tagged session's photos run from one person to the next, with one like and one comment thread for the whole session. Teams and communities can choose who posts, and where only staff post, members can send them a question. After you log, LOGR can offer a reminder to keep your streak going. Smoother everywhere: taps land while a list is still moving, back arrows swipe out, undo buttons leave sooner, and LOGR has a new opening.

What's New IN 2.1.1 | And an Even Bigger Update Coming Soon! Your workout now lives on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island: the clock, the set you are on, and buttons to check it off or pause without opening LOGR. Share a post straight to your Instagram story, send it through WhatsApp or Messages, or save its story card to Photos. Bring your workout history over from a CSV file, and export everything you have logged whenever you want. Add drop sets under any set, and log cardio machines like the treadmill, rower, ski erg, and air bike inside a lift, with time, distance, climb, and calories. Hold a set's check and slide to tick several at once, rename an exercise without losing its sets, and fix how long a workout took. Coaches can plan the team's training on a Team Calendar, with Coach, Captain, and Vice Captain roles. Teams get their own colors, a page, banners on your profile, and a daily board of who trained. Invite teammates with a link or straight from your contacts, and follow the whole team in one tap. My Team joins the feed menu, and Discover shows what is new to you first. Hide a post, mute someone, or report a post right from its card, and choose to blur photos from people you don't follow. A green dot shows when a friend is training right now. Choose who sees yours in Settings. Keep your weight, height, and age in Body Stats. A new look on iOS 26 with Liquid Glass, a chat that feels like Messages, and screens that open instantly, even with no signal. Squatober: all October the monthly leaderboard ranks leg volume, and LOGR wears a Halloween look. Tag the people you trained with on a post, and log yoga, Pilates, and other classes with their moves. Accounts now ask for a birthday, and teen accounts get safer messaging, photo, and search settings. Over 470 exercises, and the ones you add yourself stay saved to your account. Add your Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok to your profile. Quick reactions on posts and in chat, rolling likes, and a buzz you can feel on taps. Notifications stay true: a PR notice goes away if its record does, and leaderboard alerts wait until you are done lifting. Press and hold Finish to end a workout, and a coach's plan stays the coach's.

NEW SINCE 1.2.1 Tap LOGR at the top of the feed to switch between Following, Discover, and My Sport, a feed of athletes who train what you do. Send a post, a profile, or a routine straight into a chat with the new share button, and see how many times a post has been shared. Post a run, ride, swim, or class with photos, and the card shows the numbers that matter for it. Log an activity from outside the gym right from the Create menu and post it in the same step. Workouts get a tag automatically, like Push, Pull, Legs, Upper, or Full Body, and you can choose up to three of your own. Add your Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok to your profile. Notifications are tidier: likes on the same post are grouped together, a like you take back disappears, and liking a comment now notifies its author. A banner drops from the top when a message, comment, or mention arrives while you are in the app. Choose how it behaves in Settings, Notifications, In-App Banners. Pull down on a notification or a banner to reply to a message or comment without leaving what you are doing. Delete a chat, team, or community and get it back from Recently Deleted for 7 days. Moderators can give a group chat, team, or community its own picture. Turn the reminder on or off for each workout you plan. After you save a workout, LOGR asks if you want a reminder to keep your streak going. Tap the comment button on a post to start writing right away, with the newest comments kept above the keyboard. Plus the usual round of fixes.

NEW SINCE 1.2.0 Block someone straight from a post, a comment, or a message, not just their profile. Profile pictures crop to a circle now, framed and centred by hand. Chats, teams, and communities get their own notification toggle, separate from direct messages, with a one-time prompt the first time you open one. Casual language in posts, comments, and messages is covered by a Family-Friendly Language filter, on by default and switchable in Settings, Preferences. Share a real link to a post, a profile, or a routine, not just a sentence about it. An empty feed suggests people to follow instead of sitting blank. Tap any bar in your training history for its exact number. Log a workout you already finished from the Create menu, with or without a routine. Chat moderators can remove a message, and a sender reported by two different people in the same conversation is muted automatically. Plus a nudge when a newer version is on the App Store, and the usual round of fixes.